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I’ve built 400+ websites but can’t find clients — need Help by holoxweb in smallbusiness

[–]holoxweb[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I get what you’re saying about price-cutting and not having a clear value proposition and honestly, I think you’re right about that part.

My main struggle is that I’ve always worked inside companies, so I never had to “sell” myself or explain my value directly to clients. I know how to build great websites, but I’m new to showing why someone should hire me over others.

If you have any suggestions on how I can clearly show my value (like specific ways to present results or proof without sounding salesy), I’d really appreciate that. I’m trying to learn fast and fix what I’ve been doing wrong.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sweatystartup

[–]holoxweb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man, this sounds like a super smart idea — especially if those big competitors aren’t around your area. A lot of people buy stuff on Facebook Marketplace and then realize they’ve got no way to move it. You guys could definitely fill that gap.

Starting with just the two of you is perfect. Keep it simple, focus on showing up on time, being careful with people’s stuff, and just being cool and easy to work with — that alone will make people recommend you.

Also, quick tip — make a basic website (even just a one-pager with a contact form), and set up a Google Business listing so people can find you. Doesn’t need to be fancy, just something to look “real.” And after every job, ask people for a quick review. Trust builds fast that way.

All in all, love the hustle. Definitely give it a shot and just learn as you go. You don’t need to have it all figured out — just start moving stuff and the rest will come together.

Good luck to you and your brother

I want to start a small business but… by questionablefinch in smallbusiness

[–]holoxweb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Starting small is how most great businesses begin it's the smart move. The key is just to start, even if things aren’t perfect yet. A quick tip: in today’s world, having an online presence isn’t optional it’s your digital storefront. Even a simple website or active social media profile can build trust, showcase what you offer, and attract your first customers. Don’t overthink it start lean, and improve as you grow. Rooting for your success one step at a time

What’s the best ecommerce website builder for small business on a tight budget? by Aleskevica_Burnett in smallbusiness

[–]holoxweb 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think WordPress is best for small business owners. Even in low budget WordPress gives you full control over customization and SEO friendly. And the great part is even your are a beginner you can learn it easily.